Pair of Armchairs - Italy Late 19th Century

Italy, XVIII Century

Baroque walnut armchair, with low-height legs. The curved carved armrests and legs are joined by crosspieces. The seat and back are upholstered. Italy, 18th century.

Curved Beech Rocking Chair

Rocking chair inspired by Thonet productions, made of bent beech in the early 1900s. Cane seat and backrest.

France, Late XVIII-Early XIX Century

Pair of Directoire armchairs in cherry, stamped “F: Geny”, French cabinetmaker active under Louis XVI. They have a shaped and carved open back, sabre-shaped rear legs and an upholstered seat. One armchair was reinforced later. France, late 18th, early 19th century.

Italy, XX Century

Pair of Empire style armchairs in white lacquered wood. Turned legs and armrests, classic carvings along the entire surface, padded back and seat. Italy, 20th century.

France, Mid XIX Century

Pair of Louis Philippe period bedroom armchairs made in France. In mahogany, they have turned central legs, wavy and carved armrests and backrest.

Italy, XX Century

Pair of art deco armchairs from the 1930s-40s with the typical arched armrests ending in the front uprights.

Rococo Style Living Room

Two armchairs and a bench in carved wood, lacquered ivory and gilded in the frames. Wavy with S-shaped legs and shield-shaped backrests with floral carvings. Model that imitates the Venetian seats of the 18th century.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Pair of Louis Philippe armchairs in walnut, carved and tapered back and armrests, padded seat and back, wavy feet. Italy, second quarter of the 19th century.

Italy, XIX-XX Century

Neo-Renaissance armchair in ebonized wood, with padded seat and raised backrest, the upper part is foldable and allows it to be transformed into a lectern.

Italy, Early XX Century

Pair of rococo style armchairs in carved, lacquered, gilded and painted wood, Italy, early 20th century. Armrests ending in curls, wavy legs. Decorated with golden carvings in rocaille style and painted leaf and floral elements. Backs, sides and seats with cane; a seat to be restored. Backrests partially covered in fabric, seats with removable cushions.

England, Early XIX Century

Oak armchair with carved and recessed backrest, shaped armrests and seat with removable cushion; legs connected by crosspieces and at the front by a panel.

Genoa Second Quarter 19th Century

Pair of regency style mahogany armchairs, Genoa second quarter of the 19th century. Backs with curl-carved panels, engraved reserves and shell-shaped elements; wavy armrests culminating in leafy curls. Saber-shaped rear legs, shapely front legs. Padded seats. Absence of carved galls in the internal section of the armrests of one of the two armchairs.